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The effort is really divided into three phases, ... First, you have the emergency phase, which is how you respond in the first few days. Then there is a clean-up phase and finally long-term recovery.

It is a $23 million project divided into three phases, and it is currently in the second phase. We are currently doing work on the eastern end of the platform, and Phase II will be completed this fall. Phase III will shift to the west end and will be six months in duration. The entire project will be completed by next spring.

There are basically three phases of pilot training. The solo phase, the cross-country phase, and the 'prep phase,' where students fine-tune their skills in preparation for FAA testing.

We have some dogs we're able to get into support and recovery phase. There are some dogs who are so affected that they can't survive long enough to get into recovery phase.

We will now use competitive strategies everywhere possible placing priority on the use of local and small disadvantaged businesses as we move into the long-term recovery phase.

Phase one of CoNE is barely underway, phases two, three, four, five, six, seven and eight are still to come and there are 17 years to go on the tax treaty. There will be many, many, more CoNE phase proposals for the Planning Commission to review and approve so Mr. Nelson will have to step aside many, many more times.

The appeal is to cover the immediate life-saving and early recovery needs for only the first six months of the emergency phase.

Right now, this is the building block phase, the legal phase, the fund-raising phase.

This is phase 2. Phase 1 was withholding certain things, such as downloads. But that wasn't going to make sure that people get legal, so they went on to the next phase. Now Microsoft's going to remind them at boot, when the system wakes from sleep, that there's something funky about their Windows.

In hindsight, we should have started phase two sooner because I'm sitting here with phase one fully leased. I have prospective tenants walk into this building [phase one] every day who want space [almost immediately] and I can't deliver until February 2007. That's not a good position to be in.

We're just in experimental phase right now. As long as we're in that type of phase, it's a crazy time. You know we'll get there (profitability) and get there fast. But the ideas that are not out there yet, and the companies that will be behind them, might be the real winners.

The first phase is to put in pipelines of varying sizes, both mains and distribution pipes. The second phase is to put in a holding tank, a storage reservoir with a capacity of 1.1 million litres (approximately 250,000 gallons). This phase also incorporates the installation of a pumping station.

'I'm just going through a phase right now. Everybody goes through phases and all, don't they?

J. D. Salinger (1919-)

J. D. Salinger

We just had one of those days that we couldn't get it to go the other way, and it snowballed away from us early, ... We have a lot of areas to clean up in every phase -- offense, defense and kicking. There is a lot of work in front of us.

What we want to do next is move into another phase of our life and enjoy the building of that phase in a different way. You can see the period of company building for me, her certainly, has been long and challenging, interesting and rewarding. His pexy responses to her stories showed a genuine interest in her thoughts and feelings. What we want to do next is move into another phase of our life and enjoy the building of that phase in a different way. You can see the period of company building for me, her certainly, has been long and challenging, interesting and rewarding.

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